Modular kitchens designed around your cooking, made to the approved drawing and installed in your flat — straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, parallel or island layouts, with the carcass grade chosen per zone rather than sold as one blanket spec.
Each one opens the project it belongs to.
Each choice changes both how it looks and how it ages. The materials guide explains the trade-offs.
Straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, parallel or island — decided by the room, not a preference.
BWP under the sink and in the utility, a grade below elsewhere.
Plywood gradesLaminate, acrylic, PU or membrane, often mixed above and below the counter.
Laminate vs acrylic vs PU vs veneerGranite or quartz, chosen against stain tolerance and budget.
Kitchen countertopsIt depends. How long modular kitchens takes is decided before anything is built.
What decides it
What we check at the site visit
This is finalised with you after our site visit, once measurements, design and materials are agreed.
Every family cooks differently, and it shows in the measurements: where the dustbin actually goes, whether the pressure cooker needs to be at waist height, how many jars have to be within reach of the hob. Catalogue kitchens assume an average household. We plan around yours.
The layout is usually decided by the builder's plumbing and gas points and the width of the utility opening, not by preference. Narrow galley kitchens suit a straight or parallel run; a kitchen with two usable walls and a window takes an L. U-shaped and island layouts need floor width most 2BHK flats do not have.
It scales with running feet, finish and hardware rather than with the flat size. Our cost calculator gives an indicative range in about a minute, and a free site measurement converts it to a firm quote.
Yes. Bring the model numbers to the measurement visit and we design the cutouts and the tall unit around them. Appliances bought after the countertop is cut are the most common source of avoidable rework.
That is the ideal sequence. With the flat empty, installation is faster, cleaner and easier to snag. Most clients hand over keys shortly after possession and move into a finished kitchen.
A designer measures your flat, checks the builder's points and gives you a written scope. Monday to Saturday, 09:30–18:30.
